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Fatigue

My days are filled

With Quadratic functions

And Hydrocarbons.

I've had little time for

Billy Collins.

Or sleep, for that matter.

 

I'm thankful for the little

Moments like this.

When the professor can't find

His power-point.

Or a lunch hour where

I eat something besides text books.

 

I need time to reflect.

Find myself under all this stress

Take a breath and

Play a quick game of

"Where's Waldo"

With my soul.

 

Scribble some words

Or a picture.

Or maybe,

Just stare out the window

Contemplating the willow tree

And how her limbs struggle to

Kiss the ground.

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Mar 30, 2012
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